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Please create your own program, show a picture with commentary for a better understanding and do not use "break" or "continue", and not use global variables in functions.
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Transcribed Image Text:Create a Python function, called Deux_S, that takes a list of numbers
as a parameter and returns True if there is at least one sequence of
two consecutive equal elements, and False otherwise.
In the main program, ask the user to key in the list, call the function
and display the result. Make sure that the function is effective, and that
it stops as soon as the result is known.
Examples (several executions):
Please enter a comma separated list of values: 3,1,1,7,5 True
Please enter a comma separated list of values: 1,6,4,3,3,3 True
Please enter a comma separated list of values: 2,1,5,3,1,2,1 False
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